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After a screen capture, I then need to decrease the size of the graphic I just captured. This is where I have problems: when I decrease the size of the graphic, the whole graphic loses clarity. How can I kept<br />
the same quality when decreasing the size of the captured object?<br />
The terminology may not be appropriated bu I hope you understand what I mean.<br />
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Thanls in advance for your help.<br />
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Oliver 
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After a screen capture, I then need to decrease the size of the graphic I just captured. This is where I have problems: when I decrease the size of the graphic, the whole graphic loses clarity. How can I kept
the same quality when decreasing the size of the captured object?
The terminology may not be appropriated bu I hope you understand what I mean.

Thanls in advance for your help.

Oliver 

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